There is a good deal of case law on the subject.

Social change through case law is a slow approach, to be sure.

Then the 1986 ban comes in, and we get more case law.

The role of the company director has until recently been defined by case law.

Comprehensive information about case law is difficult to come by.

However, its utility in American case law today is not clear.

And where would we find case law or whatever to tell us what this standard should be?

I think that there clearly is going to be case law written.

But legal scholars say the case law is not so clear.

The case law on this question is not very consistent.

"Of course we could end up making case law," he says.

As yet, there is no case law applicable to these issues.

Plant is defined by more than 100 years of case law.

"The decision is consistent with over 200 years of case law," he said.

This has less support in the case law than the previous two tests.

But who wants to be the one to make case law?"

We now have this piece of legislation, along with the case law on the subject.

"There is no case law that goes precisely to this point."

That Fernandez can work the case law like nothing you've ever seen.

It provides information on case law, legislation and changes in practice.

It also bore a responsibility for the development of case law in these areas.

It appeared there was much less case law here and hardly any experience.

She spent the next couple of seconds trying to think about any case law that would apply.

Thus the case law under the 1973 Act is likely to be a good guide as to how the courts will approach the current test.

However, he added, this strategy has not been tested in case law.

We also have the case-law of the Court which supports this system.

The practice of the police, and the case-law surrounding it, tell a different story.

Rather, one encounters a sort of educational case-law built up.

He admits that there is little case-law to prove him right.

It also reflects case-law experience in such areas as rent strikes, he said.

The absence of any case-law leaves the question open.

The Court of Justice case-law is very clear in this regard.

On the second question, he asks me about the accumulation of case-law and fair trading.

There is currently no evidence to indicate that the Court's case-law has to be further clarified.

Court of Justice case-law clearly allows for company mobility.

There is no case-law from the Court of Justice.

Everyone would like the European Union to intervene using methods other than simple case-law.

However, the compatibility of such a provision with the case-law needs to be examined in detail.

That could result in divergent case-law and quasi-systematic appeals to a higher court.

The earliest recorded historical case-law on the right to copy comes from ancient Ireland.

But most of it was not statute but case-law.

Firstly, case-law: the Court has ruled that such a system could be justified under certain circumstances.

This usually entails exploring case-law reports, legal periodicals and legislation.

Here, too, the Commission is leaning on the inexhaustible case-law of the Court.

It is necessary that we also get some case-law from the European Court of Justice on these issues.

The Commission maintains its position, based on the case-law of the Court, that it is not necessary to harmonise these systems.

Practice points to considerable problems with judicial application in this area, including major deviations from the settled case-law of the European courts.

We now have a new quality to the case-law of the European Court of Justice.

Accordingly, it is suggested that Community legislation and related case-law be integrated into national codes as soon as possible.